... are so much attached to the capital city. This is a question which Mr Balfour, himself a Scotoroan, is fully competent to speak upon, and it is evident that he spoke with sympathetic appreciation of the patriotic feeling which all Scursmon, here and abroad ...

... Programme will be given by the young people of the Sunday School. Rev. W. A. DUNNE fT, 8.D., of Dalkeith and others will speak, and Mrs DUN NETT will present the prizes to the children. ...

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... under the presidency of the Lord Mayor of London, with the support of several ladies and gentlemen, who may be regaeded as speaking with authority on such a subject. There was for example, Sir William Broadbent, who has on many occasions drawn attention ...

... who have riot the infirmity, but the virtue of Liciturtuzy . and speak sot out of the abundance. but the wail-weighed thoughts of their hearts. Sorb rilesce way be eloquence, and speak the worth above the power of words. Make such a one thy friend, in ...

... then referred to the new Anglo- Japatie-e Alliance. He said he had cordially approved of the last Japanese Alliance, but, speaking for himself, he was very sorry to see to see that they were to call in the Japanese to help in the defence of India, should ...

... stories of two Britons who travelled in the same railway carriage from Lond3o to Edinburgh—or any other town or city—without speaking a word, and the old 'varsity chestnut of the undergraduate who hesitated to rescue a drowning man because he had not been ...

... desire to have a more devoted or wider minded set of Governors than they had just now. Then in regard to the staff he could not speak, in too high terms of his old ppupil and friend, the headmaster (Cheers.) We could not use too strong terms in praise of his ...

... RkCORD, APRIL 21, 1905 thousands of men in the metropolis, and a liberal sprinkling of them in every provincial town, who never speak without an oath. It may be that the use of this emphasised language is due more to poverty of vocabulary than to profanity; ...

... The savings Bank is open for business in the office of the National Bank here every Monday from 9 . 30 to 11'30 a.m. PLAIN SPEAKING TO THE MINISTERS.—fhe Rev. Thomas Munn, presided at a meeting of the St kndrews Established Presbytery held in St Andrews ...

... The Last Rose of Summer, with its pathos and tenderness—surely those old songs came from the heart, or they would not speak so directly to it—and of the American ones, My Old Kentucky Home and Way Down upon the Swansea River. One reason why the ...

... yourself, and see his grace, said the clergyman. I would, sir. w as the nervous answer, but you see, I don't like to speak to the duke. He may be too proud to listen to the likes of me. I can talk to you well enough, sir; there's nothing of the gentleman ...